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The name Isac, a variant of Isaac, has its roots in Hebrew, originating from the name Yitzhak, which means "laughter" or "he will laugh." This name first appeared in ancient Hebrew texts, notably in the Bible, where Isaac is a significant patriarchal figure, the son of Abraham and Sarah. The name is historically associated with joy and the fulfillment of promises, reflecting the circumstances of Isaac's birth, which was seen as a miraculous event. Geographically, the name has been prevalent in Jewish communities and later spread to Christian populations, particularly in Europe. Variations of the name include Isaac in English, Isacco in Italian, and Isaias in Spanish and Portuguese, each reflecting local linguistic adaptations. The pronunciation may vary slightly, with Isac often pronounced as "ee-sak" in some cultures. The name has maintained popularity across various cultures, often symbolizing hope and divine favor, and continues to be a common choice in many countries today.